Problem 2: An object rolls off a tabletop with a horizontal velocity vox = 12 m/s. The table is at a height yo = 1.7 m, above the floor. Use a coordinate system with its origin on the floor directly beneath the point where the object rolls off the table, its horizontal x-axis lying directly beneath the object's trajectory, and its vertical y- axis pointing up. Part (a) How long, in seconds, is the object falling before it hits the floor? Numeric :A numeric value is expected and not an expression. t =

Problem 2: An object rolls off a tabletop with a horizontal velocity vox = 12 m/s. The table is at a height yo = 1.7 m, above the floor. Use a coordinate system with its origin on the floor directly beneath the point where the object rolls off the table, its horizontal x-axis lying directly beneath the object's trajectory, and its vertical y- axis pointing up. Part (a) How long, in seconds, is the object falling before it hits the floor? Numeric :A numeric value is expected and not an expression. t =

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